Looking Back at Prop 14: What Will ‘TOP TWO’ Mean to You? June 8’s voting on ballot measures went as I expected, except in the case of Prop 14. Frankly, I was astounded that a …[READ MORE]
Prop 15- In a Nutshell – I think Prop 15 is the most complicated ballot measure we’re being asked to vote on in this June’s Gubernatorial Primary, but I’m going to simplify it as much …[READ MORE]
Prop 14 – Open Primary with a ‘Top Two’ Twist — Did you think you’d ever see the day when our state’s top two political parties and two ‘third’ parties would agree on their opposition …[READ MORE]
Prop 16 – Voting on How You Want to Vote on Electric Utilities Of the six statewide ballot measures on our June 8 ballot, Prop 16 is the likeliest to have a direct impact on …[READ MORE]
Prop 17- Car Insurance on Your Ballot When presenting ballot measures to a live audience, I generally try to move through some kind of logical progression, or at least go from proposition to proposition in …[READ MORE]
Culver City Crossroads is delighted to introduce our newest columnist, Frances Talbott-White, writing about non-partisan politics and the upcoming June ballot. What? Prop 13 Again? When they see Proposition 13 on their June 8, 2010, …[READ MORE]
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